A wallet for identity and document approval
PSC World Wallet places identity credentials and electronic signing in a mobile environment. The method supports remote identity verification, credential storage and document-signing interactions. It is developed by PSC World, a Mexican certification-services provider whose work includes electronic certificates and digital signatures.
PSC World's official service information also describes time stamps and preservation of electronic records under NOM-151. Those services form part of the provider's broader portfolio. The wallet method in a Nota Sign request concerns the identity and signing actions configured for that document.
Prepare the wallet credential
Make sure you can access the PSC World Wallet identity and credential required for your signing request. Complete any identity verification requested for that credential before authorizing the document. A credential stored in the wallet is available for use in a transaction; approval still requires you to respond to the particular signing request.
The provider offers several signing approaches across its products. Use the preparation instructions for PSC World Wallet when that is the method named in Nota Sign. The official PSC World website describes its certificate services and provides contact information for credential-related questions.
Authorize PSC World Wallet signing in Nota Sign
Review the document in Nota Sign and complete its required fields. Continue with the configured PSC World Wallet method and follow the requested wallet verification and authorization. Read the request details before confirming the document approval.
Once authorization is complete, finish the signing journey in Nota Sign and check the resulting document. The wallet supplies the identity and signing interaction, while Nota Sign carries the document workflow from review through completion. This keeps the credential you hold and the document you approve connected to the same request.
